trqsh

Your localhost. Now everywhere.

Share your work, receive webhooks, and connect your services. One command brings your local environment to the internet.

Get trqshRead the quickstart

Free to start. No credit card required.

Built for your terminal

Start and manage tunnels with the CLI.

On your platform

macOS, Windows, and Linux.

QUIC with TCP fallback

Built for real-world networks.

A small command. A bigger world.

Local to live.
In a single step.

Your web app, your SSH session, your next integration. Choose a protocol and see the command that connects it to the world.

Open your first tunnel
HTTPHTTPSTCPUDPTLS

UDP and TLS are available on paid plans.

Command example
trqsh http 3000

session online· transport quic

Forwarding to localhost:3000

https://tidy-otter.trqsh.uz

Your machine

localhost:3000

trqsh

Encrypted tunnel

The internet

A public endpoint

Web apps, APIs, and webhooks.

How it works

01 / Made for your workflow

Stay in your flow.
Open up your work.

Keep your tools, your code, and your environment. trqsh handles the connection between your machine and everyone else.

Explore the documentation
01

Share what you’re building.

Give your local app a public HTTPS URL. Send a preview to a teammate, test on your phone, or demo your work.

HTTP tunnels
02

Bring webhooks to your desk.

Receive events on localhost, inspect headers and payloads, and replay requests while you debug.

Request inspector
03

Go beyond the browser.

Connect SSH and databases with TCP. Use UDP and TLS tunnels on paid plans for the services your workflow needs.

TCP, UDP & TLS
No deployment needed to share a preview.

02 / From local to live

Three steps. You’re connected.

Follow the guide
  1. 01

    Install your way.

    Install the CLI with your package manager or download a native binary.

    Install the CLI
    npm install -g @trqsh-uz/trqsh --foreground-scripts
    Learn more
  2. 02

    Connect your account.

    Sign in through your browser. Your free plan is ready when you are.

    Sign in
    trqsh login
    Learn more
  3. 03

    Make localhost public.

    Point trqsh at a running local service and share the URL it gives you.

    Start a tunnel
    trqsh http 3000
    Learn more

03 / Room to get started

Start small.
Keep building.

Try your first tunnel or build your next side project. The free plan gives you space to work, with paid plans when you need more.

Find the right plan

Free plan

$0forever

  • 3 concurrent tunnels
  • 10 GB bandwidth per month
  • HTTP, HTTPS, and TCP
  • 1 reserved subdomain
Create your free account

Ready when you are

Your next idea.
One command away.

Download trqsh Quickstart